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My husband is a very faithful man: in the traditional sense. Every time I get upset at him, he says, "but honey! You should just hear me talk about you. Everyone at the bar knows you're the only one for me!"

Umm... that's so not the point, sweetheart! You just spent $80 (plus hefty ATM fees at the only cash machine near the dirty bar where you play pool) buying drinks for your entire street hockey team. Frankly, all I care about is the financial fidelity.

Whether it's a closet full of shoes whose retail price you go to great lengths to hide from your husband, that credit card you never told your fiancée about, or youthful irresponsibility that got your first new car repossessed: many of us are guilty of monetary indiscretions.If we're not guilty, it's a good bet we've been cheated on, victims of unauthorized financial decisions made by the ones we both loved, and trusted. What are your stories of the darkest, most desperate, most dishonest financial dilly-dallying? Are you the cheater, or the cheat-ee?

Tell us your story (feel free to post anonymously, we promise not to tell), and we'll feature the most interesting ones here at WalletPop.

So do you want to know my financial fornication? I'm not proud of it: I hide my yarn purchases in the bottom of my bags before I return home with $30 or $40 of yummy kettle-dyed wool. I still think he has no idea how much I spend on my knitting. *Sigh*